Reduce Nitrates in Your Well Water
Nitrate-selective treatment for the whole home, plus a reverse-osmosis barrier for drinking water.
Why this matters
Nitrates seep into groundwater from fertilizer, septic systems, and animal waste, so they are common in rural and agricultural areas. They are invisible and tasteless but a genuine health concern, especially for infants and pregnant women. Because you cannot see or taste them, a water test is the only way to know your level.
Signs you might have this problem
- Your home is in an agricultural area or near farm fields
- There is a septic system on the property
- A lab or home test shows elevated nitrate
- The well is shallow or near livestock or fertilized ground
Recommended 360 systems
Bluetooth Nitrate Extraction System
Nitrate-selective resin that reduces nitrate across the whole house, not just one faucet.
360 6-Stage RO
A reverse-osmosis barrier at the kitchen tap for nitrate-safe drinking and cooking water.
Installation & maintenance
The nitrate softener installs at the main line and regenerates like a softener, using nitrate-selective resin sized from your water test. The RO system installs under the kitchen sink with its own faucet, and its filters and membrane are replaced on a normal RO schedule. For homes mainly worried about drinking and cooking water, RO alone is often enough. Professional installation available in Austin and surrounding areas.
Frequently asked questions
Can I just use an RO for drinking, or do I need whole-home?
If the concern is drinking and cooking water, an under-sink RO is an effective and affordable barrier. Whole-home treatment is for reducing nitrate at every tap.
Why do nitrates matter for infants?
High nitrate is a recognized health concern for infants and pregnant women. If that applies to your home, treat drinking water and confirm the result with a test.
Do I really need a water test?
Yes. Nitrate is invisible and tasteless, so testing is the only way to know your level and size the right treatment.
Not sure which system is right?
Test your water and get a straight recommendation from 360 Water Systems, no pressure.
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